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Cascading Style Sheets
The primary purpose of the information in an HTML document is to provide the content to be displayed along with semantic markup that helps the user agent interpret that content. Web developers also need to be able to control how that content will appear, which is called its style. The style attribute can be used to provide a style for the content of the specific HTML element on which it is coded. Alternatively, style information in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) can be used to provide style information in a separate file and apply those styles based on element types or other conditions, known as selectors.
CSS Escape Sequences
The backslash character is used to indicate several different escape sequences:
- continuation
- a backslash at the very end of a line is ignored, along with the following new line character(s)
\nnnnnn- a backslash, followed by up to six hexadecimal digits and a terminating space or new line (or else a non-alphanumeric separator) represents the ISO 10646 or Unicode character with that character code
- special literals
- a backslash followed by a special character represents the literal meaning of the character, revoking any special meaning of the character, for example:
\\- a literal backslash"\""- a string with a single quote
HTML Color Picker
Easily find HTML color codes using the slider bars below
Use the HTML slider bar controls below to select a color. (Note: In a browser that does not yet support the HTML <input type="range"/> for a slider bar control, those input controls will appear as text input fields.)